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New restrictions leave housing market open

New restrictions leave housing market open

Latest Covid restrictions across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have left the property and lettings markets largely untouched, for now at least. The general...

Importance of renting highlighted by figures

Importance of renting highlighted by figures

Almost one in five residential properties in England are now privately rented according to latest Government figures. Updated Live tables on dwelling stock, just published,...

Landlords warned over unpaid tax

Landlords warned over unpaid tax

UK buy-to-let landlords who have admitted to evading tax on their rental income underpaid an average of £4,480 in tax last year, accounting firm UHY...

NRLA highlights  rent debt crisis

NRLA highlights rent debt crisis

Over 800,000 private renters in England and Wales have built rent arrears since lockdown measures began, according to new research commissioned by the National Landlord Knowledges...

Latest restrictions leave housing market open

Latest restrictions leave housing market open

New, stricter, COVID-induced restrictions continue to by-pass the housing market. It will remain open in a four ‘tiers’ now in operation in England, the Government...

Propertymark pushes on with empty homes drive

Propertymark pushes on with empty homes drive

Being told that the problem of empty homes is a matter for local rather than central government has not dulled ARLA Propertymark’s commitment pushing for...

Wales puts hold on Christmas evictions

Wales puts hold on Christmas evictions

Emergency legislation in Wales has blocked private and social sector tenant evictions before 11 January 2020. ‘We have taken action to protect public health and...

Plea for more time  for electrics tests

Plea for more time for electrics tests

Letting agent body Propertymark has warned of widespread non-compliance with incoming electrical safety requirements unless there is an extension to the implementation period. In a...

More support needed landlords tell inquiry

More support needed landlords tell inquiry

Rather than concentrating on measures to block tenant evictions, Government focus should be on providing better support for the private rented sector, so as to...

Business get extension to eviction protection

Business get extension to eviction protection

Business owners affected by the Coronavirus pandemic will be protected from eviction from their rented properties until the end of March 2021, Communities Secretary Robert...

House prices rocked but pace of sales set to slow

House prices rocked but pace of sales set to slow

House prices have continued to rocket upwards over the last few months, the latest findings from Halifax confirm. The mortgage lender put the average price...

Heating consultation  on zero emissions

Heating consultation on zero emissions

Heating systems in all Scottish new-builds approved after 2024 will have to be zero-rated for emissions, under a proposed New Build Heat Standard published by...

Scotland’s hardship fund  opens for business

Scotland’s hardship fund opens for business

Scotland’s £10m Tenant Hardship Loan Fund offering interest-free loans to tenants struggling with Covid-induced rent arrears has opened for applications, the Scottish Government has announced....

Connells ups offer for Countrywide

Connells ups offer for Countrywide

Connells this week told Countrywide shareholders that its revised offer to buy the company, valuing it at £104m, was ‘the only tangible and actionable proposition...

Race is on to beat stamp duty deadline

Race is on to beat stamp duty deadline

Falkirk, Scotland is the fastest moving property market in the UK, with properties taking an average of just 20 days from listing to ‘sold subject...

It’s so very nice to be beside the seaside

It’s so very nice to be beside the seaside

St Ives, in Cornwall, is the happiest place to live in Great Britain, the property portal Rightmove has decided. Its annual Happy at Home Index...

Scotland’s rents up by 1.1 per cent

Scotland’s rents up by 1.1 per cent

Average rents for new-to-the-market two bedroom properties in Scotland, the most common type of private rented property, increased in the year to September at a...

New Right to Rent regs but full review delayed

New Right to Rent regs but full review delayed

Delays caused by the Coronavirus pandemic have meant that planned changes to the Right to Rent rules will not now be made before the spring...

Official figures confirm summer housing boom

Official figures confirm summer housing boom

Latest Land Registry figures, published last week, largely confirm that the house sales boom over the summer months shows little sign of slowing. UK house...

Mumbles house prices are something to shout about

Mumbles house prices are something to shout about

Mumbles in Wales is currently Britain’s top coastal house price hotspot. Property portal Rightmove has reported. ‘The quaint seaside town, nestled on the coast of...
















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